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[LAMP] How to install Apache on windows system

Apache is a popular platform to establish website on your local machine. In this tutorial, we are going to demonstrate how to setup Apache 2.4 on Windows 7 system.

First, Go to the Apache Lounge website

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Download both:
1. the latest C++ Redistributable Visual Studio 2017 and
2. Apache *.zip
files for your operation system
(For me is Win64 version)

Unzip the file after downloaded and put the Apache24 folder to the location of C:\

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Run the CMD.ext as Administrator and change the direction to the folder of C:\Apache24\bin

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Type in httpd.exe -k install

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Go to the folder of C**:\Apache24\bin** and double click on ApacheMonitor.exe

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You can see the Apache 2.4 server with green light if the server has been started properly.

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Type in localhost in your browser address. If the Apache works properly. You can see a web page displayed in your browser.

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This is the first step to start up your own website with Apache!


Uninstall
Type in these code with the administration mode of CMD.exe under the folder of C:\Apache24\bin`enter code here

httpd -k shutdown httpd -k stop httpd -k uninstall
TEST

code:

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